EarthQuaker Devices Organizer

This one is part of his pedalboard, as seen in this tweet.

In this photo of the pedalboard of Zachary we can see a EarthQuaker Devices Organizer

Mario posted a photo with the caption " I actually use pedals now..." on his Instagram.

"On the guitar, I’m always using the Speaker Cranker, because it’s like a really good tone base. Then adding the Talons, the Disaster Transport for reverb and delay, the Organizer kinda acts as like an octaver, y’ know, kinda use it for like a different shape."

Organizer at 1:07

Will Swan posted a picture of his new pedals to Instagram with the caption "Are these enough new pedals?"

Daniel Rossen posted this Instagram photo, you can see the Organiser towards the bottom of the photo.

Looks like an EQD Organizer on the chain behind the rainbow machine

After 7 seconds in this video, you can vaguely a piece of his pedalboard in which you can recognise the Organizer by Eearthquaker, the Boss DD-7 ang the Boss RV-6.

According to his "gear list", Robertson uses the Earthquaker Devices Organizer pedal.

Yo can see the EQD Organizer in this photo of the Sarah's pedalboard

According to Premier Guitar in Nov 2015, in Desaparecidos: 'Conor only uses a few stompboxes for his core live tone—a Boss TU-3 Tuner, ZVEX Box of Rock, EarthQuaker Devices Monarch and Organizer, and a disengaged Ibanez AD9 Analog Delay. His main dirtbox is the ZVEX Box of Rock, the Organizer is used for one part in a song during the set, and the Monarch is another drive, specifically-EQ’d for when he plays the baritones. Everything on the board is powered by a Voodoo Lab Pedal Power 2 Plus power supply.'

portugaltheman From Stage

Visible in this Instagram post.

Listed on Dave's official EQD artist page.

"Thanks for the Organizer"

The guitarrist endorsees the brand.

Bottom row, far right closest to the audience

You can see Alex Rosamilia's pedal board with a description of the signal flow as follows, "The signal starts with the guitar running into an Ernie Ball VP JR volume pedal, and its tuner out hits a TC Electronic PolyTune Mini Noir. From there, the signal enters the first Loop-Master, which is connected to six pedals: a Boss NS-2 (to control unwanted noise from the gain pedals), an Ibanez TS9, a Fuzzrocious Ram the Manparts, an Earthquaker Devices Bit Commander, an Earthquaker Devices Organizer." Taken from a [Premier Guitar article](http://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21588-rig-rundown-the-gaslight-anthem).

Listed under "Currently Using" on Jim's official EQD artist page.

Listed on Acey's official EQD artist page.

In this photo of Jake's pedalboard, you can clearly see an EarthQuaker Organizer.

Part of his live rig with Marilyn Manson

I have a Fender Custom Shop Telecaster based on a ’62. I also have a ’61 Gibson SG my girlfriend bought me. I string them with D’Addario NYXLs, gauged .010-.046. My amps are ’67 and ’68 blackface Fender Pro Reverbs. I have a Boss DM-2 Delay, a Wampler Ego Compressor, a Walrus Audio Plainsman for clean boosts, and, for overdrives, I currently use an Oddfellow Effects Caveman Drive and a Jetter Jetdrive. My tuner is a Sonic Research strobe.

“The most diverse pedals I have come across for creating soundscapes of the gentle and the violent.”

"This thing...is a glittery pitch shifting, mellotron like organ emulator that makes weird sonic hellscapes when you overload it with fuzz from the Data Corruptor."

"The noisemakers include a ProCo Rat, MXR Micro Amp, EQD Organizer, Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter, EQD Avalanche Run, TC Electronic Nova Delay, Boomergang III Phrase Sampler, and a Strymon Big Sky. His tuning is kept in check with a Boss TU-2 and everything comes alive thanks to a Voodoo Lab MONDO." Source: [Premier Guitar](https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/27745-rig-rundown-pelican)

At 2:52 Hisako mentions how it was the first pedal she got from them & it is also visable at this timestamp

Organizer at 0:15

"That’s mainly the Earthquaker Devices Organizer pedal. For the live solo version I chose to play it as it was originally written, before I added the effect."

Taken on 11/8/13, the Organizer can be seen top right.

> When making the first Drinks record with Tim Presley we plugged in the Organizer and it informed a lot of the parts that we ended up playing we loved it so much.

In this photo you can see their pedals, as the Earthquaker on the right pedalboard

Listed on Duncan's official EQD artist page.

From a Gear Gods interview in 2014. Doesn’t talk about it, but can be seen at 0:42.

This can be seen third in Sacha's Pedal Chain.

As seen in gigs and www

"There's many EQD pedals that never leave my board, but I must say the Organizer is a real stand out. It's so sympathetically designed with musicality in mind that it's a little miracle worker."

In this studio photo posted by Stewart on his official Instagram profile, the Earthquaker Organizer can be seen.

Listed under "Currently Using"

Named during a Reddit AMA.

Shown on this picture on Joey's official EQD artist page.

"...the Organizer, I use primarily with my one-string guitar and it makes it sound IN-SANE!..."

I attended 'This Must Be The Place' at Headrow House, Leeds, on Sunday 25th August 2019, at which WH Lung played. With the band's permission I asked them about some of the equipment they used and they simply told me. Photographs are shown in this tweet. https://www.facebook.com/BelgraveMusicHallandCanteen/photos/gm.1858404234304803/2405152473037271/?type=3&theater

Listed under "Currently Using"

“This is like an organ effect. It’s got an up and down octave, lag, tone - to roll off some of the top-end - and then a ‘choir’ control that combines the up and the down and regenerates it, so you get like a third and fourth octave. I hardly use it. I keep putting it on my pedalboard and hoping I will learn to use it tastefully.”

"Ben Chisholm's pedalboard with Chelsea Wolfe. Photo: Ben Chisholm"